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Pampa Yakuza
Pampa Yakuza formed in Buenos Aires in 2013 with Gabriel Flores on vocals and guitar, Juan Martin on bass, Sebastián López on drums, Santiago Cifuentes on...
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A Otra Cosa
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Acertijos
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Alma En Pena
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Amor de Poliester
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Arlequines
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Bla Bla Bla
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Brillante El Sol
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Buena Suerte
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Buscando Sin Esperar
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Carnaval Para Tu Desconsuelo
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Confiar
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Cuando Se Escucha Tu Voz
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Cuidando El Empate
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De vuelta
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Dichos
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El Escapista
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Pampa Yakuza formed in Buenos Aires in 2013 with Gabriel Flores on vocals and guitar, Juan Martin on bass, Sebastián López on drums, Santiago Cifuentes on keyboards and accordion, and Nicolás Cotton on guitar and vocals. Their first album Transpira came out in 2015, followed by Hiperrealista in 2017, 15 Años in 2018, La Hermandad in 2019, and Decadencia in 2022.
Their song "Juntos" from 2015 became one of their better-known tracks, along with others like "A Otra Cosa," "Acertijos," and "Brillante El Sol." They've played at festivals internationally and been mentioned in publications like The New York Times and The Guardian.
In 2017, they faced some criticism over lyrics in a song called "Caza Pobre." Their music mixes rock, cumbia, and hip-hop, and they've touched on social themes in Argentina.
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